About Us

A Different Kind of Hearing Care

Our patient-centered approach allows us to focus on satisfying your hearing care needs, whatever they may be. Our practice will work with you to diagnose and find solutions for your hearing, tinnitus, and balance using state-of-the-art equipment and the most advanced technology. Because our focus is entirely on your unique needs, coming to Hearing of America means that you’ll experience patient care that is specific to you, with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing and balance needs are being met.

Hearing of America wants you to be satisfied with your care. We are a local, independent, community-oriented practice. Our services are fully guaranteed, meaning we are committed to listening to your concerns and your technology is always perfectly fit to renew your world of hearing. A strong patient-provider relationship based on honesty, integrity, and values is what we strive for, and we feel that this is the best approach to making sure you don’t miss any of the precious moments in your life.

Meet Our Team

What makes Hearing of America so unique?

We treat our patients with honesty and integrity. We make the extra effort to provide care from the patient’s perspective. The first questions we ask ourselves when we treat our patients is: What if I am in that patient’s situation? What would I think? What would I like to do? What would I expect?

We take a holistic approach to treating our patients and provide personalized and customized hearing solutions for hearing loss and tinnitus. We also employ the nationally recognized Audigy- Certified™ treatment plan to treat patients for life.

What is the difference between Hearing of America and the big box hearing aid stores, national chain stores, third-party programs, and Internet stores?

Hearing aids are medical devices that need to be personalized, programmed, and fit to every patient. Hearing impairments vary greatly from person to person. Everybody is unique. Plus, people have different needs, different hearing situations, unique lifestyles, cosmetic concerns, hand dexterity, and budget considerations.

I can’t emphasize enough that the treatment for hearing loss is a process, not an event. The brain needs to adapt. The individual needs to adapt. Medical devices need regular professional check-ups, tune-ups, and adjustments for hearing changes, device updates, lifestyle changes, and technology advancements, etc. We pride ourselves for providing elite personalized services.

Answers by Dr. Jerry Zhou, Ph.D.